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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Thcnrr of CnnI rnrmntlon.

\ new theory of coal formation has been advanced by V. De Grand Bury, which. a French journalist points out, is opposed Co the idea that large trees and shrubs produced coal \ calculation. he maintains. of the accumulation of trees. etc., necessary for the conversion into even a thin coal bed, of forest suddenly buried under water, or gradually letting its residue gather on the ground, leads tO an evidently erroneous result. so greatly Is it necessary Go eXa--erate either the mas of vegetable matter or the duration 0f the process or coal formation. He con- silers that the coal beds were formerly beds OfHaptha and bituminous petroleum produced by the decomposition cf inferior aquatic vegetation under the influence Of heat and dlmpness. This theory also. hs thinks, will serve Co explain the formation Of petroleum, asphalt and other bltumin- ous springs.-Bos,0n Budget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
A Mexican Washer. 9.

The i-npudence and daring of some ot these characterlcSs Mexican adventures whom one meets in tertulias here is almost beyond belief. During the reign of the late Emperor MaXimilian and his poor Carlotta, i one of these fellows, with ideas more hardy and enlarged than are usually to be found among such gentry, not con- tent with having run the gauntlet of for tune with success and lmpunity, nor sat isfed with the advantages which his youth, good looks and assurance had pro cured him, had actually the vanity tO i'm agine that his manifold attractions had won the notice of the empress. After va riOus preliminary reconnoiterings with his opera glass of the royal box at the TeatrO Nacional, he determined on a closer inyes- tigatiOn. Through one of those persons who are only too apt to lend their iufu- ence to such abuses of royal cOndeScensiOn, he requested and obtained an audience with the empress.
 On being admitted to her presence he made a grandiloQuent speech, concluding in the oriental manner by presenting to her between his f0rcducer and thumb a fragrant nOsegay. Carlotta, invariably kind and affable to every one. though greatly ast0nished at the fcllov's urlsump- tion, received the aft with her usual ur- banity. not meaning to hurt the feelings of the donor. A perfumed billet, coulsur de rose, dropped from the bouquet Go the car. pet. The adveuturcr was very thankful to be only kicked out for his daring. but the fOrbearance of the empress enbOIdeEed him to continue his indiscreet attentions to the roya! box at the teatro until his con duct was obseryed by Maximilian. who on finding him tO be the hero of the bouquet, ordered him of immediately tO the peni- tentiary of Beicm- On the fall Of the em- pire he was released, whercupon he imne- diately made his reappearance in the ter tulias of Mexico and was received as read fly as if he had just stepped out of the purifying waters of tho Jordan. Mexico Cor. Kansas City Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Along Norrs-ian shores.

Whether you sail along the coast or ride In cariOles over the Norwegian roads. there is constantly something that fs curious cud interesting presenting itself The sea seems alive with fish, particularly cod. You meet quantities Ci curious vessels sailing from the north to EerceE, the great fish depot, with their holds fuu of dried fish and the decks piled U9 some fifteen or twenty feet above tine bulwarks with what looks at a distance Ike boards, but which on approaching you find to be the dried col piled so high that a boom is ri-ged to the rUddcr and the steersUan sits high up s0 as to see over the di!ed fish Herring are got in faJUlo-s quantities, but at a different season of the year from that when I was there.-C0L George Bliss ia New York Times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Breaking Down and Building Up.

When Q nan breaks down in he nsi. Ser ot physical s;zenih, tue question of its recovery dCpeDd in great meqrrre mon the length Of tune he allows to elapSe before adopting medicinal ueau. Co Tecuperate #, A tonic which qIve4 a fpeedy and powerfDl impulse to the processes oi digestion and g-sinilatton, ls she best auxIiIsry be eau employ. and he shouid resort Co lt promptly. The most reliable dependence of tfe feeble. the aSet and the nervOUs.hss ever prUved to be hosteter's Stomach Bitters. an invigorsnt Of national reputation and proven worth, commended by medical men of distinction. not only for brild- iug up a broken-dOwn system. but ns a remedy for dyspepsia, co1stipation. llYer complaints fever and sgne. and kidney trouble. While not clsimed to oo panscea. 1t Is 6 most useful and comprehensive household reuedv. n is, moreover, eminently safe as well as effective.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Don't Experiment.

You cao1ot afford to waste tine n 1sim-Etirg when your lungs are iu danger. CClsUmption Glvsys seems, e. frs. only cold. Do not permit any GeCier Go lTagss uT0u you Tita soue cheap ia.tauoE oi Dr. Kings New Di7- coysry Ci COB -luriIC1, C1uE5s aud C0iis, but Ce sure yoG gel the genuine.
 bcelCse te cEE make uors profit Ee may tell yc1 57 has son=iaIcg i.-t Gs good, Or just the sane. Don't Ce de- ceIvet, but insist Gpcn getting Dr. kiue's New Discovery. which IS gaur- aEteei Go give relief iu ar Tbross. Inn, and Chest affections. Trial bottle iEee Gee. NLarli.'s D-uE Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Saved HisLife

Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Ky, says he was, for many years. badI, afflicted with Phthisic also Diabetes: tb, pain were almost ua-ndurabls and would sometimes throw him m con. yllsions. He tried Electric B,tte-s land got relief from first bottle and after tst. ing six bottles. was entirely cured, and bad gained in flesh eighteen pounds Says be positively believes he would hsve died, bad it not been for the re- lief affords by Electic Bitters, Sold st fifty cents 6 bottle by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
PLEURISY CURED.
KINGSTON, OSrARo, December :, 1885.

KINGSTON, OSTARIo, December :, 1885.
 Six years ago l caught a severe cold standing in an ice house with my coat off felt myself getting chilly and went 10 the house, where l shook for half an hour and then had high fever and terrible pain in my side and through my lungs
 I put an ALLCOCK's PORoUs PLASTER on my back anl one on the front of my chest, and in o short time the pain de- creased and l fell asleep, and did not wake until tho next morning, when 1 was again quite as well as ever. In telling my doctor about it, he said had been attacked with pleurisy and, possibly, pneumonia. E. E. DUDLEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
nr,l.ln,s arnlca Snlre.

The Bez. SalTe in she vc5ld for Cuts bgU. .-s, Sores. Ulcers, SGit Eaeuu- Fever Sores, Ie,jsr. ClsPped Hal5s CLIt.--1s. Germs, and OH SEil Emp Gar-, sud positively cLsa1 Piles, o- -r pay qu,-et. It is guaranteed to g.vs perfect G-.jsi-cIoG, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per b-Z. Fer gale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Ton Who Lead ssdentary Lives

will f1d great releif from constipation headache and uervoGsncss. b. takiU 2 Simm01s Liver Regulator. It is sim pie, harmless, vegetable compound, sure 10 releive you. Persons of sedeatGry habits often safer with kidney affections 1T they would maintain ths siren.h Oi the digestive organs and iuprove the quality oi tho blood by taking ,hs Reg uiator i. wouIi restore tbe kiineys to health and yig0r.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Artistic Landscnne Yie,rs

Willis r. Haynes, Isndscspe Photo grspher. Tucson. Arizona, solicits con tracts from Mining. Land and CattIe Companies for general PhotorTanbic Work Terms reasonable; satlsssrtila a guaranteed. Photographins Live Sleek . Speciality. O-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Side Saddles and Fine Harness

Ladies side saddle 8 horns at prlces ranging from 10 to s25 each. Single set of nickle plated hand made carriage harness SIS co. Finely finished double harness nickle plsted from s20. to S35, All other goods at competing prIces.
 F. J. NILLAEscUsA,
 No.151 Meyer q Ochos St, If,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Palace HninI

Hereafter, day board at the Palace Hotel will be S5 per week; 50 cts, per meal or three meals for sl. The best of board furnished.
 C FRED. EAIsK, Propr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Divorce and aIarrinrc.

A statistician claims there is one divorce to every four and @ half marriages. It is tle half marriage that accounts for the divorce every time. The haIf married are wholly miserable.-CLicago Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Notice.

The office formerly occupied by the Tucson Bank, is for rent For particu- lars enquire at he Pioneer News Depot. If.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

HerbSTt Spencer is living in retirement st B-'cA-r-. England, writing Eis auto
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Delinquent Sale No,io.
CEoCoEE MINING co,..

Location ot adu-iaaI s.sr, a,.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

The Chinese minister recently called on The president with his jade ring, a charm tgains; evil influences, on his hand.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

The trawl fishing enterprise recently undertaken in Puget sound has prove.l very successful, soles. cod and rock cod being caught in abundance.-Ch Chicago Times
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

And i1 accorderr- witt. ...-, .-' .- .-'.- F thc Board of Diragiar=. maI. .a t. s- das as May. q -. 70 E.al- -.- .- or such stock as may t. H.r-r VI. t. -l at pub. aucae1, a. taeo.1...- .-. Room @. N,rala Block -.. r.- rg st-.--, .u WE1NI-- .".-.. July l,-7. al thr hour of ,-. ..e..el v.t sa.j day, Co pay seii a.......- ...--- thereon, together vi;h co-t- .- .....-- -. Tense- of the -ela.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Another Life Saved.

About two years sgo, D prominent citizen of Chicago was told by bis uhy sIcisDs that he must die. They said hi= system was so debilitRled that there was nothing left to build up. He made ] his mind to try "nev departure lie got some If Dr. Pierce's "Golfen Med icsl Discovery" and took 1t according 10 directions. He began tO improve at once. He kept up the treatment for some months, and Is to-day a well man. He says the Discovery" saved his life. We ought not be too anxious 10 CD courage united innovation, in cases of doubtful improvement. For quarter of century Dr, SaSe's Cstsrrh Rene dy has been before the public snd pas sed through the seyeres' test snd IS pro nounced the most relis ble remedy for that disagreesble nalady. Thousands of testimonials of Its vIrture. JO cents per bottle. By druggists.
 ''Frailty, thy Name is Woman"
 Hamlet, Thst she is irsil, often n body,
 '.I'is trse. lis true 'tis pity,
 And pity lis 'tis tue.
 DT. Pierce's "Fsvorite Prescription is the best restorative tonic for physical frsllty in woman, or female weaknesses or Arrangements. By druggists. Pnce reduced 10 one dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

The Philadelphia Herald says that if reports are true it paste Co be a paper hanger. Yes, but it's a sort of CIue-ne profession after aii.-IIfe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

Born in New York City, July 5, lSSf, to the wife of Dr. c. Bsrrows, U. ,. As fine boy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Lali2isg3 Stai3 Lottery CGIBllT.

I-r.r-osgt i ;n 156s for z1 yesr- by the Leg '-..taga i.- l1uc-GCurl end tsa-ita5le arr- yg--z-ai'H % Capitsi uf SItUe 00o-to which s Ldlrl
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

Among the land entries made on the line of the Florence canal IS 8 section taken up by General Miles and one by Judge W. H. Barnes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

The police force of the city has been reduced by half. Officers Martin and McClarty have resigned to seek more 1-.-.s:.-o rao,, m tfnug
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
Ye1v Hssae Paper.

When you want newspaper fsvoYs, you
strike your "home paper" don't your II
you want your town boomed, and your
property increased IN value, you expect
your home paper to do II, don't you I
Yet you kick becsuse your home paper
hasn't rs much reading matter In II ~ a
"city paper" don't your Still. on the
whole, you think your home paper 10 .
mighty good thing for . town." don't
your And you preclude the home paper
from thinking the town 10 . good thing
for it, by not giving II sufficient patro-
mage, don't you! You would not expect
the homo paper, circulating only hun.
dreds. to give you 40 much reading matter
- the city paper, circulating Thousands.
would you? You would not expect the
price Of the former 10 be - low as the
latter, would your You frequently sneak
of to the city TO get your job work, TO
save q few cents, don't your Do you
think that . newspaper Publisher can
live on wind? Do you think that-hs can
forever digest the consoling fact that his
paper 10 "a good thing for town." when
he receives nothing in return? He can't
do it, can he shelby News.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
WHAT A SMALL noY Can No
9sA Result 81 EeeAi1g . Meetlnl
Bird With Dynasalee.

1t appears impossible TO predict what
the average small boy win do under al
most any given circumstances, II he hiss
an opportunity 10 work mischief. The
following story from Pilot Point, Texas,
serves TO illustrate the point taken: New
ton Tabor was digging we'll. To blast
out the rock he used dynamite inclosed in
small metallic capsules. In the course d
his operations he deposited an opsn boz
Of these dangerous capsules st the root d
tree near where he was working. A
ladder leaning against the tres reached
up TO mocking- birds nest containing q
young brood. His ten-year-oid con, Dick,
With couple Of the capsules in bis hand
ascended the ladder. and discovering the
young birds with distcnded mouths, hoy
like, dropped the capsules, one st time,
In one birds mouth. They forthwith dis
appeared in the birds craw. This rsn.
dered the bird uncomfortable, and In the
struggle for relief It fell from the nest
Upon striking the ground an explosion
occurred, which tore up the earth, dnmp
ing a quantity Of the loose dirt and the
rocks piled around into the we'll, and
came near killing Mr.. Tabs, who was
working down below. Tho boy fell from
the ladder and was badly hurt, suffering
the fracture of some bones. This showI
what boy win do when he gets chance
New Orleans Picayune.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
Fsatalss Bsevitlse.

Mrs. Maekey IL content With exactly
two new gowns week.
Tho Duchess Of Manchsster Il con.
vert to the dress rcformers' bifurcatsd
skirt.
Hddy Hute maidens residing in Bodis,
CAL, iuaprovise bustles by using the trees
Of discarded saddles.
A poetess can't float on sir. Miss Har-
riett Kimball. of Portsmouth, N. H., fell
the other day and broke an arm.
Miss Mary Irene Hoyt, the New York
heiress, Is going TO take a trip 10 Alaska.
She Is called eccentric, and this is one Of
her freaks.
The children OF Mrs. Maya. Moore, Of
California. have had James Black arrest
cd for trying to steal their mother. The
old lady Is rich and wants TO marry Black,
who 10 young and handsome.
Miss Patterson, the Rock Island Jewel.
Or, ascribes her failure in business 70 the
tact that women prefer ~ trade with mon,
and the men who might have patronixed
her don't buy enough iewelry Is support
store.
Mrs. Rcbecca Driscoll, q Kentucky
widow, being engaged 10 marry Joseph
Douglas, proposed an elopemont. They
accordingly fed and were married on
Hoosier soil. Nobody oi jected to the
match, but she was determined 70 have
little excitement out OF 1t.
The scrub girl, whose duties are to rise
with the sun and clean the hotel ofice
and parlors on top Of Mount Washington,
was for ten years teacher In the public
schools Of England. She is good musi-
clan an ! an exce.len. scholar ia the Ian.
giages. French and Latin books are her
constant companions wlica oil duty.
Mrs. Smith, Ut Fresno, Ua.., IN an un.
happy woman. She recently conducted
mild filtration with Deacon Haber ct
the Baptist church in that little place,
and gossipcd with some Of her neighbors
about the same a church committee In
vestigated the matter, found tho Deacon
innocent and voted the womsn guilty OF
tsttling and cited her 10 appear before
the next regular covenant meeting for
reprimand.
One bibuious lady OF middle ago ct
Long Branch has earned The inglorious
title OF Mrs. Tank, !" because her capacity
for consuming carte blanche is abnor-
NAL. and she always requires quart bot
tie before she can eat her breakfast. Her
husband, who does not approve ot her
except when he wants to borrow money,
comes down TO see her about once in two
weeks and mysteriousIy disappears toward
evening with check in his vest pocket.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08

Tbs trouble with psopls esssssIy d
thst they can't always havs Whist thsy
want and they seldom thlnk ti,sy want
what they have; that they 80 their own
virtues and other peoples vicss With q
magnifyina-slass, and turn ths tslsscope
wrong end TO when they look ct their
own vices and other peoples virtues
that they grr,mbls whom thingsg 20 wrong
instead Of going TO work 10 nako things
60 right; that they ever cry over spilled
milk, when In all probability the milk haa
ali the water II can stand already.
The trouble with continuing this sort oi
thing all through the papsr--but there's
no trouble in that. The trouble would be
In getting folks 10 read ;t.--Somerville
Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
LssssE Their Girls.

Passenger Ito Chicago drummer)- DO
you know, sir, that the Interstate Com
merce bill has declared that drummer
are not privileged persons?
Chicago drummer (easily)--I'ye heard
20.
Passenger tpolitely)--Wsll. viii yoa be
70 kind ~ to take your feet of the oaly
vacant seat in the car and permit me TO
sit down New York Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
The Rsii,sg I'asslss.

Brown--Hello, Robinson, what's your
hurry?
Robinson tout Of breath Don't detain
me; I've just heard that my house ID on
FIRE?
Brown-That's too bad. I was Just 20
ing to ask you 10 have drink.
Robinson--well, IN 60 you one, but
we'll have to be quick about it.--New
York Sun. a"
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
A Trismph for S'hssssrsphy.

The triumph Of the quick-acting camsss
Is complete. A successful photograph has
been taken Of lsdy's features ct the Ia.
slant she was telling another lady of her
troubles with the new hired girl. Tho
outlines Of tho speakers lips and chin
we're clearly defined, although the move.
ment made by them must have been In
conceivably rapid.--Pittsburgh BulaGein.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
A Fsrgivisg Spirit.

McReilly--I can't make ont your trisad
Bowser. Yesterday ! cad him an osigi-
nal poem Of thirty stansas, and at In con.
clusion he walked away without word Of
comment. Bagley Centhusiastically)--
That's just like Bowser! He's tho most
forgiving man ever saw.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
what Allied the NegPs.

The attention Of the passengers in q
Texas smoking car was siveted on q
strangely acting negro. He rocked him.
self from aide 10 side without csasing.
whats the matter with you?' asked
Andy Faulkner, who Was in the car.
"Does you know Dan McGasy"
"Of course do"
"Well, sab, hs sold me s siibeT watch
tor soo," continued the negro, still
swayinR from side TO side, "and u I stops
movin' dis heah way Dc watch don't 80
no noah. ."--Texas Siftings.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
TIE Etlitsr's TsiSslasisas.

A Kansas editor wroas an item to the
effect that "the press 10 . growing
power" but the compositos made Il read
"the press is growing power" and
when the editor came TO read the proof
he concluded that the altered paragraph
fitted the vile contemporary ACROSS the
street 30 well that he let Il remain that
way, adding, by way Of explanation !:
''rhis refers TO the foul sheet that ID doing
the county printing st such brisandish
prices"
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08

T0ITcan live at home. and make more
I'LL money at work for us. than At any
1oo thing elGs IN this world. Capital
no. needed; you are started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings sure from the drst start.
Costly outfit and terms free. Better not
delay. Costs you nothing to send as your
address and find out; IL vou are wise Won
will do so at once. II, HALLErr h TO-,
Pol tland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
LIKELY 70 I'r",. . Tread Lsssss.

A law was recently passed BY the Ohio
Legislature declaring that the husband
was the head Of the family. Until that
Act Is signed by all the women, Il win b
imperative, and even then Il i liksly TO
prove dead letter.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
Republican Territorial Commit
tee.

The following are the names Of tho kepub'
lican Territorial. Centra! COMMITTEES:
Chairman William Christy. Phenix.
Secretary-N. A. Morford, Phenix.
Apachs-E. 8. Slower, Rosalio Colorno.
Cochise--J. Z. Montanden, w. T. Nichols,
T. A. Atchison, @. ID. Reppy.
Gils--O. +. Connell, j. G. Jones.
Graham-~J. z. Obi, Z. A. Cutter.
Maricopa...w WIN. Cbrissy, L. Fowler, K. A.
Davis, u. A. Morford.'
Mohave--.W. II. Taggsrt, Ell. Burdick'
Pinal...A. P. walbridgs. W. II. Benson.
pim..-L. wolAey. J. A. Zabriskie, ID.
MsFawn, X. d. Ferguson.
Yavapai--w. s. Head. L. wollenbure'
r. N. Murphy, Geo. z. Brown, George ID.
Tinker.
Yuma-.A. @. Hubbard, Charles II. Brins'
ley.
Al large--.Clark Churchill. Webster
| Street.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08

Georgia has two female convicts 70 no.
toriously wicked that the rest Of the con-
victs refuse TO associate with them, and
Governor Gordon has been petitiodsd 10
pardon them on condition that thsy leave
the State. @ sk
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08

A bold, bad boy Of Illinois thrust
couple Of plugs Of tobacco into big Jug
Of whisky he found In the horse sheds
during . church supper. And the next
day the local physicians reported sevcn-
teen cases Of ice cream poisoning, ell
men, and the poor women who made the
Ice cream cried their innocent eyes out
about it.-Burdette.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08

Mr.. spurgeon tests the rssdinsas Of his
pupils by sending them into The pulpit
with . sealed envelope containing
text. All the best editorial writing In
this country is done on that principle. the
text being furnished by the Telegraph.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
Where lSeUIms Fails.

This is the ago Of invention, and yet
some married men make miserable fail.
ures in inventing excuses for coming
home late at night.--Philadelphia Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08

An Ohio man recently iorssds marriage
license, married widow. had two fights.
run up bill Of 800 and stels . horse all
the same day. ..--
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08

Kentucky has become 20 lawless that
It is now no longer safe for quiet citizen
to steal watermelon. Louisville Cour.
ier-Journal.